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Yellowstone County has avoided a courthouse strike over contract language that the local union said left it out of pay discussions.
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The second-term Republican cited the difficulties of balancing student and legislative life, as well as "significant backlash" from members of her caucus.
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Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte was in Billings Wednesday to discuss public safety and his budget proposals with law enforcement officials from around Yellowstone County.
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Representatives from Yellowstone County, Billings and Laurel signed a memorandum of understanding last month to establish a Local Governing Authority made up of council and commission members from each of the three communities.
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Billings Clinic, the Rehabilitation Hospital of Montana, RiverStone Health and St. Vincent Healthcare published the county’s sixth community needs assessment since 2005 on Wednesday.
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RiverStone Health and the state health department say an elderly, unvaccinated man died at a Billings hospital over Thanksgiving weekend.
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Environmental organizations and residents near a planned natural gas plant in Laurel are fighting to stop its construction even as it proceeds.
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Preliminary results show recreational marijuana will stay in Yellowstone County.
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A steady stream of people flowed through the doors of the Montana Pavillion in Metra Park to drop off ballots Tuesday morning a few hours after polls opened for Montana’s primary election.
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Less than six months since legal recreational marijuana sales began in Montana, voters in Yellowstone County are being asked whether to stop them. A question on Tuesday’s ballot could essentially reverse a 2020 vote and block the recreational industry in Yellowstone county entirely — an industry supporters say brings in tax dollars and jobs, while opponents say it’s bad business for Montana.